Paul McKinley

The exhibition’s title is taken from a 1992 album by Lou Reed. The album consists of a sequence of gritty, downbeat songs, which may account for its relative obscurity. But...

Afghanistan, a dry and mountainous country with intermittent fertile valleys, its rugged terrain once populated by nomadic tribes, is often seen in the West as a desolate and landlocked site...

Kevin Kavanagh is pleased to present Blume, an exhibition of new paintings by Paul McKinley. Though very much a studio artist, Paul McKinley finds his source material outside the studio,...

To mark 25 years as a gallerist in Dublin, I have put together a special exhibition, SILVER. It is a personal selection of art works, each by an artist associated...

‘Elysian Fields’ refers to an afterlife in Greek mythology, a place where the souls of gods and heroes as well as those associated with them would remain after death. Greece...

In this exhibition of recent works Paul McKinley refers to the history and folklore of Sri Lanka to inform his paintings. Hanuman details a period of Sri Lankan history, focusing...

When Francisco Goya etched Yo Lo Vi across the bottom of one of the harrowing images from his Disasters of War series (1810-12), he was making a declaration about the...

Fergus Feehily in conversation with Paul McKinley on Saturday 8th January at 12.00 pm In ‘Canada’, Paul McKinley’s exhibition of new work explores the notion of landscape and how it...